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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
Father Keller Imprisoned.

DUBLIN, March l9.-Father Keller,
who was arrested at Youghal yesterday,
was driven 10 court to-day in the Lord
Mayors carriage, receiving an ovation
from the people in the streets. He refused
to give any testimony as to his custody OF
tenants moneys az trustee under the plan
of campaign and was committed 10 prison
for contempt OF court. The Judge declared
that If the priest i.ctIOn in disObeying the
order of the court were permitted, the
whole machinery Of the bankruptcy law
would be upset.
After Father Keller had been committed
to-day for contempt, he was conducted
from the court room TO a cab IN waiting, IN
which be was placed to I've taken to kil-
mainham Jail.
The scene outside the court building Is
without parallel. The streets were crowd
ed with sympathizers, who yelled them
selves hoarse in cheering the prisoner.
When the priest had entered the cab the
crowd uDhitched the horses and dragged
the vehicle all the way TO the Jail. Arch
bishop Walsh, wm. +. 0'Brien, editor Of
Trited ireland, Mayor Sullivan and TimO-
thy Harrington, NJ. p, followed in car
riages. Along the entire route TO the jail
Father Keller was given n perfect ovation.
The populsce marched to kilmainham
iaIl singing alternately God Save Ire
land'' and "We'll hang Judge Boyd on
sour orange tree"
The people uncovered their heads upon
arriving at the scene Of Enmet's erecu-
ton. Father Keller entered the prison
leaning upon Archbishop Walsh's arm,
Mr.. O'Brien harranged the crowd. de
predicted that the conflict which had been
begun would end in the destruction OF
Tory power and ''the present infamous
system Of alien misrule-
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Arbitration i'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 19.-John Jarrett came
here Yesterday from Pittsburg to arbitrate
some demands made by the men employed
nv the North Chicago Rolling Mill Co.
The men some time ago asked for an IN
crease in wages of 80 per cent. The COM
many wanted the blast furnace men to
work by the ton instead of by the day, and
this was objected to.
Yesterday morning an arbitration meet
inc was held in the Office of o. W. Potter,
W II. Muldoon, of District Assembly No.
81, represented the men, who, however,
belong to District No. 24, and Mr.. Jarrett
represented the company. The question
of piece or day work was settled IN faVor
of the men, and they will continue to WORK
by the day. On the long shift, which ex,
tends to thirty-six hours, the men wanted
more wages. They wanted s., an increase
of about 10 per cent. The Aroltraucn
Committee took up the entire afternoon IN
settling the matter, but the result Is not
known.
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SHOT FOUR MEN
Over "a Slight QuarreI-A Had Man to Mon
key with.

Over Slight QuaUrel-A Had Man tn Mon
key with.
TENARKANA, ARK. March 1.-two
weeks ago, Walter Ridgely, wealthy far
mer living twenty miles north of here, shot
and killed two ferrymen who were trying
to force cxorbitant charges out OF St.
Louis drummer for putting him across the
river.
Ridgely took the drummer'S part. The
ferrymen insulted him Tor this, and at
tempted to draw their weapons, when
Ridgely shot them both dead. Upon eX-
animation Ridgely was discharged.
John Murphy, a brother of one OF the
men killed. and an uncle of the other,
swore to kill Ridgely on sight. Last night
Ridgely, on horseback, was returning
home from neighbOr'S, and on entering
a stip of woods was fired on from ambush
The horse fell dead, but the rider escaped
unharmed and rolled over on the opposite
side of the horse TO that from which
the firing proceeded. The two would-be
murderers, who were the uncle and brother
mentioned, thinking that Ridgely was
dead, approached. When within about
ten feet Ridgely suddenly raised and shot
both aSsailauts dead in their tracks This
makes four men that Ridgely has killed
over simple terTybOat transaction.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
BASE BALL.
Notes Regarding the Wheeling Associa-
tiUn.

Notes Regarding the Wheeling Associa-
tiUn.
There is nothing of particular interest to
note this week in local ball circles. Ten
men have so far been secured, i. T., Coy
and Levan, battery from East Saginaw
Mallory, the Martins Ferry pitcher; Spei.
del, Dushane, Dudley and Steel for the in ,
field, and Croghan, Nichol and Smith in the
outfield. Smith will also 90 into the box
whenever occasion requires it.
Mike O'Bright's friends want to know
why he was left out in the cold. The As
sociation would have been glad TO have
gwen Nike place, as he is good fielder
and hitter and a man of excellent habits,
but as it was essentially necessary that a
third pitcher should be secured and placed
in the outfield in Gaze of accidents, it was
impossible TO place O'Bright. The man
agement has, however, written to Toledo
in Mikes behalf and it ia more than likely
he will get position there.
The grounds have been practically lev
eled and, so soon as the weather moderates,
will be narrowed and rolled. The lumber
for the stands and fence, the contractor
says, will be here tomorrow, and then the
work will be pushed forward rapidly.
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BOODLER CLEARY.
HISS METZ COERROHrS The GENT.
The Littls German Girl Identifies Him IS One
Of the Callers
ATALDERMAE A'LAUGHLIES HOUSE.
She Tells Afrssh Her Story Of the Aldsm,nic
Visits.

n, ru
NEW YORK, MsTcn is'-poouie' ''''
Is in the tolls
The little German yirl again made her
.n,..ra,.s I, oo,,t
Al 'he oPen'"s vi 'ne ""' "
Cleary, the indicted Doodle Alderman,
this morning, Mrs. Harriet Masset, the old
,.dv wbo ,;vs,, n.,, door N Alderman Nc.
-, ..,.,-u,;.u.. .I.,,
Laugnih, gave suos'a""a''y 'ue S'ine 'S-
timony she had given the McQuade and
ONeil trials.
Che .,,a ,ao,,e of,ep n,,.,oot her Rms.
-,
'o's"i' 'i'i""su''n . """ 81. "''i ""1s
the same mistake once or twice herself.
hattie Metz had served her since July, 1881,
with ,hs sxcs,,;on NJ n p.rioJ from Nav
-, s &c. -. -
III OF iln 70 eSP'eli"'' 1897 WIZ" '"'
WAS 'iS'''ns "e'n'nS'
KATIE REPEATS HER STORY.
Katie Metz was the next witness.
She is Mrs. Nassett's little German ser
want girl.
She narrated airesh her story Of the sew
eral groups of men who early one evening
in the summer of lssi called at Mrs.
MaSsett's house and asked for "Mr. Mack
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements of Citizens and the Coming
Rnd Going Of Strangers.

Movements of Citizens and the Coming
And Going Of Strangers.
Miss Carrie Brown left for Columbus, o.,
yesterday, to visit friends
Mr.. j. II. Odbert ls of on prospecting
tour in Atchison, kansas.
Mr.. Robert Browse. Of Grape Island,
was in the city yesterday.
Maj. lee Hammond, Of Clarksburg, ar-
rived in the city yesterday.
John A. Crawford, oi the Morgantosn
University, is home on a visit.
Miss Virginia Hopkins visited friends In
Washington, Pa, the past week.
Miss Zanna Frasher. Of the Island, Is
visiting friends in Cambridge, ..
Mr.. B. Peters and wife, Of Brooklyn. N.
Y, are visiting relatives on the Island.
Captain Thomas Prince and family have
returned from Natcbez, where they spent
the winter.
Mrs. Mary Dcgant aud her grand daugh.
ter, Miss Annie Frank are visiting friends
in Baltimore.
w. W Green has returned 10 his home
in New York city, after visit with WIN.
Schwertieger.
Mrs. Robert McCaHrrty, of New Cum.
berIand, W. Va, il visiting relatives ON
Seventeenth street.
Major T. &. Grant IL in the city and will
superinteDd the repairs and changes In the
New Mcclure HouSe.
Col. Charles Henry Harrison Fitch, late
,,T q t,a a "a, ,,y i'm, "a
in the city yesterday.
jimmy Delaney, the East Liverpool
skater, witnessed the race nj tho Albam.
ba rink last evening
Miss Emma GrienleSh, Of Louisville,
Ohio, has been visiting friends on the
South Side the past week
Mr. Charlie Schnepf, the popular letter
carrier, il Off on a tour Of the Western
cities to pas his vacation.
Mrs. d. e. Gallaher and Mis- Carrie
Clarkson, Of Charleston, are guests Of Mrs.
I. &. Mofiatt, Of the South eide.
Thomas Wilson, who has been spending
the winter with VIM. Scbwertieger, has
returned 10 his farm in Dakota.
Mr. J. T. Craig, Of Mt Pleasant, o., re-
turned home yesterday after pleasant
NiTli lFHUuN tue
John G. Miller, the popular dry goods
merchant Of South Chapline street, has re-.
turned from the East where he purchased
a large spring stock.
Frank Hennig, Whetling's popular
young actor. has signed articles with
Thomas w. Keene for one months en-
gagement, during which time be will np-
pear here with that iIlnstrious actor.
Misses Ella and Kate Phillips, two
charming young ladies Of Allegheny, who
have been the guests of Mrs. Ida Lenkard
for the past month, have returned home.
much TO the regret of their many friends
here
Charles IIebrapk, OF Parkersburg. and
uncle OF the Messn. Hebrank Bnr., Of this
city, died last evening nj the sge of 20.
Mr.. r. T.. Hebrank and family len ye-tsr-
day morning 90 attend the funeral. The
decreased was an esteemed and prominent
citizen of that town.
II j. learned that Dr. Elmer frasber,
who Just graduated from the University Of
Maryland Medical Collegr, at Balumoss.
was awarded the gold medal ptize for tbs
best general examination; slso the ChsbOlD
optbslmaseopic prize for the best use Of
that instrument, making two out Of the
four prizes offered.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
STRUCK OIL.
Excitement at Clifton, Mason County, Rum
ming High.

ming High.
Special Telegram 10 tle Sunday Register.
MASON CITY, w. Va, March 10
There is quite an excitement now at Cliff
ton, one mile below here, because OF the
flowing of oil from what is known as the
Gas Well. 1t was drilled in 1885 by the
Standard Iron and Nail Co., the object
being to secure gas for fuel When at the
depth of GOO feet the report went forth
that the famous Gordon sand had been
reached, and IN it was the eyer-present
greasy fluid. Your correspondent was
present at the time, and can certify to the
presence of the oil. Oil operators from
the scene, and the land for miles around
WAS leased. The leases are now void, be-
cause OF the lapse of time. Preparations
for the pumping of the well were progress
ing, when suddenly mysterious hand APP
peared upon the scene, and the enterprise
was as dead as E0t's wife
Later ON, the gas was utilized as fuel by
the Ohio and West Virginia Manuiactur-
ing Company, and the once present
oil was no more thought of until the sixth
of the present menth when it suddenly
began to flow and has continued to do so at
intervals ever since. The quantity dis
charged last Monday is claimed to have
been fully five barrels. A joint stock COM
pany composed of prominent business men,
one of whom is Benjamin Stevens, Esq,
of Clifton, is preparing torpedo and pump
it. 1t is expected to be gusher. The oil
is said to he superior to that obtained in
the Macksburg region. 1t is to be hoped
that the aforesaid hand will no more ap-
pear The well is located on sand belong.
ing to j. Il. Redmond and is within few
feet of the Ohio River railroad.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
knights Of PYthlaa.

Ohio Valley Lodge No. 81 conferred the
impli6ed Third Rank on three members
Of Esquire Rank, at their lodge meeting.
on Friday evening. The work was under
the immediate supervision Of Brothers
McLain and Fowler, OF Belmont Lodge
No. 100, Of Bridgeport, U. About II
O'Clock the visiting brothers, beaded by
the Pythias Drum Corps, John q. Hab-
berfeid drum major, and followed by Bel
mont Division, Of Ohio, and Ceur De
Lion, OF this city, and q large number Of
Knights, marched TO the 81 Charles Hotel,
corner Fourteepth aud Water streets,
where an elegant oyster supper awaited
them. The party broke up about half-pAst
y, and the divisions marched 10 their
armories and broke ranks.
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I'm Perkins" nt CIarkshnrg.

>f'.aa E'Jrlm 10 he >pqiIg Register.
OLNRE>Br RI, W. Va, March l9.-"Eli
irrHlnS lectured at Music Hall in this
city Friday night, in his usually enter
1'G'ng and characteristic style, TO q large
anu appreclatlye audience. The Clarks-
ours Concert Company have been exceed
lug happy in the selection and arrange
.4eA' OF programmes. During the summer
Tue company expect to give other anuse-
ITAtS IN which both home and foreign
talent will participate.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
ST. GAINESVILLE, OHIO.
Local Happenings of the Week-POlitical,
General and Personal.


Local Happenings OF me "eek-foi'ica''
"ener"l an" ferson"''
Special Telegram 70 The H""""y R'9LN'r'
ST GAINESVILLE, OHIO, March "
The Prohibition convention at the Court
TIor.e q, ruasd,v wos we'll attended, and
much interest iuaniies 'cd'
Mr.. William Mckimmie will start on
Monday for Bainbridge, Ohio, to visit
tr;.rds
" uT >,,,,......;,.,..:.;.c.c.. g. c...-
D. ~ HIS P'o'l'''' u 'iH'v ''' N'ai'S-
willie again on the 5lst INST. lie Will then
assume the pressure all for truth.
The County Commissioners have been in
session during the past two weeks.
Mayor ID. NJ. Davis has issued his proc
lamation for the spring election. The VII
lage officers to elect are; Clerk and three
Councllmen.
William hIng ana William Miller, Dem
DptltS WORKING their chances for
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ALoyal Demonstration.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 19.-The
funeral of professor of the University
here yesterday was made the occasion of a
loyal demonstration. An address prepared
by students, expressing devotion to the
Car, was handed about, and was imme-
diatcly covered with signatures. Two
men in the gathering who expressed dis
approval of the proceedings by kissing,
were severely beaten and their clothes torn
from their hacks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20

The Tennessee House of Representa-
tive, bucklrd down to work and made a
desperate effort to pass bill declaring 1t
ml~irucanor, punishable With tine and
Imprisonment, To eutice away from board
uE school any pupil thereof, and to take
her To dance, party OF place Of amuse-
mrnt without the consent of the principal
teacher. The bill, after much eloquent
discussion, failed for want of a constitu-
uonal majority.
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Garrett In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 19.-Mr.
Robert Garrett, President OF the B. & o.
X. r., who came to Philadelphia yester-
day in company with Mr.. E. ROllin
Morse, of Boston, director of the Atchi-
SOD, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Com
pany. this morning called at the banking
house of Drexel & Co. TO see Mr.. A. j.
Drexel. That gentleman, however, had
left the city for New York early in the
day, and Mr. Garrett departed for Balli-
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Nirginia's Bonds.

RICHMOND, Va, March IA resolu-
'ou was introduced in the Virginia House
u delegates to-day to appoint joint COM
-''''ee to report on the propriety of calling
convention to amend the Constitution so
" 70 prohibit all future Legislatures from
NAA'ng any provision for the payment Of
'1'e'eSt on the State bonds not then funded
IN the Riddleberver bonds
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ican College have been completed, and are
on an elaborate scale Invitations 10 the
event, which is given in honor of the Car
dinal's visit and in recognition OF his ser
vices to the Church, have been accepted
by a large number Of distinguished resi-
dents and visitors. Cardinal Taschereau
will be present at the banquet, but viii
be compelled to leave before its conclusion
in order to take the train for Hayre,
whence he sails for New York next week.
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A Card To the PubIIc.

To ne Editor Of The Register:
SIR:-Permit me, through your columns,
to return my thanks to the people OF
Wheeling and vicinity for the liberal pat
ronage bestowed upon me during the past
thirteen years. came to Wheeling from
Louisville, in September, 1873, and opened
a modest restaurant on Market street.
My friends endeavored to dissuade me
from the enterprise, and there were many
predictions that would fail before a
month had passed. / thought, however,
that could build up a successful busi-
ness, and struggled along. The people
seconded my efforts, and it was not long
until / was forced to take larger quarters
A few years passed, and another change
was necessary, and now, after thirteen
years, have once more been compelled TO
seek enlarged facilities in the Cafe Bruins
wick. Here / have the largest, hand
sOmest, and best equipped restaurant ever
opened in Wheeling, and Judging by the
experiences of the first day in the new
house, my efforts continue to find favor
with the people.
shall be glad to see all my friends.
MARTIN THORNTON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
NO DISCRIMINATION.
Judge Cooley Opposes Reduction In Favor
of Commercial Travellers.

Judge Cooley Opposes Reduction In Favor
of Commercial Travellers.
CHICAGO, March l9.-Tbe Michigan
Central and Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul Railway Companies have issued cir
culars requesting holders to return all
passes held by them.
Judge Cooley, receiver Of the Wabash
system, speaking about mileage tickets,
said that he did not wish TO be under
stood as fayoring a two and halt
cent rate for mileage tickets. Under
the law the railroads could not make
a different rate for commercial trav.
elers than for other people desiring to pur.
chase such tickets. As he interprets, the
law, if two cent rate per mile for one
class of travellers it has TO be sold at the
same rate TO everybody else, and n such
rate was made over one portion ofa road
it has 10 be made the same over the entire
line.
He did not approve of the action OF
some OF the Western roads in supplying
commercial firms with all the tickets they
needed for the year at $40 rate before
lut utM latC
He considers that action an evasion
of the spirit OF the new law. His
company had made no attempt to force the
sale of commercial mileage tickets at the
present rate, and has kept their issue at a
minium, and by April there would he but
lew ofthe old tickets in the hands OF ship
pers and merchants.
Judge Cooley, in reply 10 4 question
whether two thousand or five thousand
mile tickets could not he sold to CONNER
cial travellers for less than the rate for
one thousand mile tickets, said he
thought not. In his opinion ii was
the intention of the trainers of the new
law TO make the rate for mileage
tickets the same same for everybody, no
matter how many miles were purchased
by the same person with the same right,
he said, it might he claimed that under
the new law q lower rate might be given
to a man shipping fifty cars of freight than
to man shipping ten cars or one car.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
Isarketf VIM.

The largest crowd Of the ssasoo was In
attendance al the AIhambia rink Last even.
ing 70 witness the two-mile straigttawa.
race between Jesse Burkett and Eugsp.
Hanke. Barkett was allowed one lap
start. After several attempts the men got Oh
in good shape, with Burkett In the Lad.
Al the end Of the 6nt lap Hanke
passed him and increased his LEAD
10 nearly half lap, which
he only managed 10 bold till the 6nieb,
which gave the race 70 Bufkstt. Hsoke
had 10 gain Q lap TO win, which be failed
to accomplish. Mr. Chas. Csreobaser o.
feiated ~ referee, and gave perfect ntis-
faction. Next Saturday evening Jimmy
Delaney, Of East Liverpool. and Hsnks,
will skate five mile dash ~ the shove
rink, HaDks to give Delaney start.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
THE B. AND o. DEAL.
The staynor-Ives Men Said to Have Bou

The staynor-IVes Men Said to Have Bought
the Road.
NEW YORK, March l9-The transfer OF
the Baltimore and Ohio road TO the
syndicate ofcapitalitts is now
declared to be a foregone conclusion, the
amount required by the terms of sale to
make the first million Of dollars having
been deposited to their account to-day.
Several large Boston concerns are declared
TO be back of the deal, and Irving A. Evans
one of the most prominent brokers there,
is representing their interests in the deal.
He was at the Albemarle hotel last night,
and tonight he is holding another confer
ence with the syndicate here.
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Mr., Carlisle, on being asked it he
expected 20 be Secretary of the Treasury,
said No, Indeed. could not take 1t,
and told the President 81 some time ago,
when the matter was first mentioned.
Awhile before the adjournment 4 huudr, d
OF my friends came to me and protested in
the most emphatic manner. They claimed
that the affairs OF the House would be
thrown into confusion in case Of my
resignation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
Several lives Lost.

'A'A>oSvILLE, FLA, March lS.-A
5pe'IAl =, from Tampa, Fla, gives additional
: '-A.lS a. ol the tornado that swept the town
Oh Thursday.
IL number Of the houses were demOl-
tEo teu, one woman was fatally injured and
~ children were killed. Several other
fTT,STuS TSsTuS were more OF less severely hurt.
Ca i'SS =, TO property is estimated at Sl0,-
Inc wind came from the northwest
a,a ePOfts from the surrounding country
h.. Ieigre, l0 but it is feared much greater
'''' oi life will be reported.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
IIsbIp Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic

Has received Highest Medals at Principal
Expositions. Indorsed and prescribed by
the Medical Faculty here and abroad as
the standard tonic. 1t embodies the
nutritive elements of the muscular fibre,
blood: bone, and brain of carefully selected,
healthy bullOcks, combined with the
powerful tonic virtues of Coca, or Sacred
Life plant of Incas, and choice quality Of
Sherry Wine. Invaluable in dyspepsia.
biliousness, kidney affections female
weakness, nervousness.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
The saloon-Keeper Stuck Him.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March l9.-"Lem"
HinckIey, proprietor of the Mining Ex-
change, and John Featherstone, a
well-knOwn saloon-keeper, shook dice
on Thursday night, and when they
got through Hinckley had lost all
his cash and go shares of Crown Point
mining stock, worth ST, $50. Yesterday
he had FeatherstOne arrested in IN attempt
to recover his stock, but the authorities
were unable TO compel its return.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20

TRuNI the dark ard bloody ground Of
Kentucky comes a story of the killing oi
three 'lgllauteS. At Wilde, a small sta
ton ON the Kentucky Central, JOHN LoNG,
WALKER TURIN and join HAsTY. With
a bani they were engaged in the humane
occupation ol whipping Mrs. FISH, Al old
lAly. tor selling beer
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the Car makes a declaration saying be
j. horror stricken at the attempt on his
life. which no one doubts at all; but he
doesn't promise to reform. The paper Is
remarkable for autOCratic, heartleSs selfish
uy>- and stupidity, and the Nihilists
should be termed hog butchers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
The New Liquor Law Amended.

COLUMBUS, o., March l9.-The Legisla-
ture to-day reconsidered and passed the
bill amending the new liquor tax law,
which provides that in interpretations
where prohibition ordinances have been
adopted it shall he no defense that persons
selling are acting rs the gallon agents of
the manufacturers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
Masaaie N0iSs.

Ohio Lodge No. /, A. p. "A. Mssons, viii
meet on Monday evening. ssd work % ths
First Degree.
On last Monday evening Wbesiing Unioe
Chapter No. I, T. A. Hssoos coafsrsd
The Roysl Arch on too caDdidstes, one a
the candidates being wheeling g'snotsd hsss
hall plsyer, Sam Barley.